In continuation of Part 1 of the 2010 World Cup South Africa City Guide can be found on the next installment of the holiday destinations in the world of football.
Port Elizabeth ...
Port Elizabeth, known as "City" and is located on Highway N2. This is one of the most popular tourist destinations in South Africa in connection with its coastal location. It is well known for its beautiful beaches along the Indian Ocean and Algoa Bay is a Mecca for surfers.
Founded in 1820 in a British colony, has a lot to see and do. You are not far away from the Addo Elephant Park, and many reserves. In a city with a population of over 1 million people. It is also in the automotive industry in South Africa. Along the highway N2, you can use the Garden Route, a popular along the southern coast of South Africa. You can use many kinds of water sports on the field of Algoa Bay, and lake cruises.
Playing in the FIFA 2010 World Cup will be played at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth.
Bloemfontein ...
Bloemfontein was founded in 1846 and home to nearly half a million people. This city is known as "Spring Flowers", and in the province of Free State. Prior to 1994, he is the sole judicial capital of Bloemfontein South Africa. This is an important administrative center of South Africa, with a large number of educational institutions.
If you are in racing cars, there is so much to do in this city. You can Go Card or visit Motorcross club under the direction of Bloemfontein Off Road Club.
The city is home Boyden Observatory, astronomy and scientific research center and is well worth a visit. There are many museums in the city, including the Boer War Museum, is perhaps the most famous, and told the story of Boer people in the struggle for independence.
In connection with the World Cup games will be played in the Free State Stadium.
Nelspruit ...
Nelspruit is situated in north-eastern part of South Africa, as well as with a population exceeding 200,000. It is an important center of manufacturing and agriculture in the north. Founded in 1905, remained true to its roots with the agricultural environment, gardens and food production. There is also a popular tourist destination and, in particular, the Kruger National Park.
There is a new stadium under construction in the 2010 World Cup. This is called the Mbombela stadium.
Polokwane ...
Polokwane is situated in the province of Limpopo. Founded in 1886, as Pietersberg but got its present name in 2003. There are many attractions the city, including reserves in Pietersberg Games Center. This is one of the most popular hunting areas in South Africa. You may have to visit Eersteling monument, the venue of the first gold crushing plant in South Africa.
Games for 2010 World Cup will take place in Peter Mokaba.
Rustenburg ...
The hotel is located in the north-west of South Africa, in the lowlands in the Magaliesberg mountain range. The city was founded in 1851, and grew because of its location in the fertile fields of agriculture, with lots of fruits, plants, hold it. Mining is another popular area.
Games for World Cup 2010 will play at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium.
Most people who rent a car South Africa. This is the easiest way now to move.
FIFA World Cup 2010 - City Guide Part 2
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